Marie Carmen

Marie Carmen is a talented Quebecois singer-songwriter who burst onto the Canadian music scene in the early '90s with her unique blend of rock, pop, and heartfelt lyrics. Born Marie Aubut in Sainte-Foy, Quebec, she kicked off her solo career after stints in local bands, dropping her debut album "Miel et venin" in 1992, which featured hits like "J'ai l'rock-n-roll" and "L'idole" that quickly made her a radio favorite across French-speaking Canada. Known for her powerful voice and edgy style, she followed up with albums like "Dans la peau" in 1995 and "L'une" in 1998, blending raw emotion with catchy melodies that resonated with fans.

Over the years, Marie Carmen has continued to evolve, releasing compilations like "Les grands succès de Marie Carmen" and even tackling covers such as "Déshabillez-moi." Though she stepped back from the spotlight for a bit in the 2000s, her music remains a staple in Quebec's pop-rock legacy, celebrated for its authenticity and her no-nonsense attitude that makes her feel like an old friend belting out tunes at a backyard jam.